Does the world seem out of control, so often in the hands of corrupt, evil, or incapable leaders? The gospel brings a message of great hope and assurance – that beyond outward appearances there is One on the throne whose power is infinite,

As we approach Thanksgiving, do we have real reason for thanks, or more reason to grumble? The Scriptures give us a whole new perspective.

Why do we do what we do? Usually, we are aiming for our own advantage. There is a transformation of life that occurs when we aim higher – for the glory of God.

Are you a saint? We may feel far less than saintly, but the grace of Christ changes the picture.

In a world full of trouble and threat, is there any sure defense? We can find strength, confidence, and ultimate triumph through Christ.

What is your purpose? Where is your life directed? Is there anything on which you would stake your life? We can find genuine purpose through Christ.

When in the garden, Mary “turned” and saw Jesus. In Ezekiel, God calls the children of Israel to “repent and turn.” Repentance is turning away from that which is sinful and turning to God.

God is both beyond this world and within it. We can encounter God’s saving power within the ordinary elements of our lives.

Human beings like to create hierarchies, but Christ levels the playing field. We all have direct access to God, and we all have an extremely important call.

Can you make up your own spirituality? People often do; but if we want to truly experience God’s saving power, we need to take hold of the answer that God provides – Jesus Christ.